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Returning guest Jodi O’Donnell-Ames, Founder and President of Hope Loves Company, shares her experience with ALS and Hope Loves Company’s mission. Hope Loves Company helps educate and support families effected by ALS (Recorded October 6, 2019).

Katelyn Mulligan shares her personal story through brain trauma with Dr. Karp and Donna Balducci. Katelyn expands on the patient experience from several aspects, including diagnostic testing, rehabilitation, and health insurance conflicts (Recorded September 29, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Dr. Riggs define what it means to age and discuss the process of aging at the cellular level (Recorded September 22, 2019).

Dr. Karp and licensed pharmacist, Mickey Singh, discuss the business of pharmacy with an emphasis on pharmacy benefit managers (Recorded September 15, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Anna Skalka discuss retroviruses & virology, the significance of viruses, and her book “Discovering Retroviruses: Beacons in the Biosphere” (Encore, September 8, 2019).

Dr. Karp, Dr. Yavelow and Dr. Isenhower discuss the effects of adverse childhood experiences on overall adult health, behavior and physiologic processes (Recorded September 1, 2019).

Do the phases of the moon actually influence human behavior? Dr. Karp and Antonia Conti explore this question and whether or not the lunar cycle has an influence on behaviors & physiologic processes, including sleep, epilepsy, and the menstrual cycle (Recorded August 25, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Antonia Conti discuss “disorders” that are no longer considered disorders, such as homosexuality, gender identity disorder, and female hysteria (Recorded August 18, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Chris Goedecke discuss the health benefits of a lifestyle involving martial arts and karate, how martial arts influences the state of mind to the state of body, and whether or not there is a martial arts approach for everyone (Recorded August 11, 2019).

Dr. Yavelow and Barry Rabner, President and CEO of Penn Medicine Princeton Health, discuss the business of health and healthcare, costs of healthcare, the merge between Penn Medicine and Princeton Health (Recorded August 4, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Anna Skalka discuss retroviruses & virology, the significance of viruses, and her book “Discovering Retroviruses: Beacons in the Biosphere” (Recorded July 28, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Antonia Conti discuss the brain abnormalities leading to the symptoms of Parkinson’s Disease, available treatments for the disease, and the link between the gut microbiome and Parkinson’s (Recorded July 21, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Dr. Julie Drawbridge discuss sustainability, the food supply chain, what constitutes a low carbon footprint diet, and the effects of climate change on farming (Encore, July 7, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Alyssa Luning, RD at Penn Medicine, discuss the difference between macro & micro nutrients, the importance fiber, and nutrition awareness (Recorded June 30, 2019).

Executive Director of the Trenton Health Team, Greg Paulson, describes their mission and dedication to the overall health and well-being of the Trenton community (Recorded June 23, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Dr. Julie Drawbridge discuss sustainability, the food supply chain, what constitutes a low carbon footprint diet, and the effects of climate change on farming (Recorded June 16, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Rikiyah Mixson and Jaunita Carroll discuss Rikiyah's article, "Birthing Crisis" in Perspective Z by Tapestry. In her article, Rikiyah touches on health disparities among racial groups, education regarding pregnancy/prenatal care, and self-advocacy (Recorded June 9, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Alexa Essenfeld, Rider University's registered dietitian, discuss what constitutes a nutritionally sound diet, resources for healthy eating on campus, and the impact of fad diets on overall health (Recorded June 2, 2019).

Dr. Karp, Diamond McNellis, and Antonia Conti compare and contrast psychopaths and sociopaths (Recorded May 5th, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Dr. Daniel Shungu discuss Onchocerciasis, also known as river blindness (Recorded April 28th, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Colin Goedecke discuss poetry and its effect on your health and overall well-being (Recorded April 21, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Dr. Pascale discuss medical ethics and its applications to the medical industry (Recorded April 14, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Dr. Costello discuss gambling and utilizing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, a scientific discipline concerned with applying techniques based upon the principles of learning to change behavior (Recorded April 7, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Dr. Isenhower discuss Autism and utilizing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, a scientific discipline concerned with applying techniques based upon the principles of learning to change behavior (Recorded March 31, 2019).

Dr. Karp and Diamond McNellis compare two components of marijuana, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD) (Recorded March 24, 2019).